Showing posts with label Wordsworth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wordsworth. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

Wordsworth's Adventures Continues

I've been writing a blog to help people (such as those taking their SATs, GREs, and ACTs) build their vocabulary.

Now, for $25 a year, that's right, $25 for a whole year!, I'll also be your online English language coach. Build your vocabulary, learn cultural references, learn how to better comprehend what you read, and so on. I'm available 16/7 (rather than the usual 24/7 claim, I'm available 16 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Of coures, just reading the Wordsworth blog is free.

http://wordsworthandthevisitorfromplanetx.blogspot.com

To enroll in one year's worth of Online Language Tutoring, go to:
http://volcanoseven.com/Wordsworth/

Those who don't wish to enroll in my service can also go to this site to download the free vocabulary sheets, which are uploaded as accompaniment to each Wordsworth blog entry.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Wordsworth and the Visitor From Planet X

If you're studying for the writing segment of the SAT, the ACT, or the GRE, there are plenty of study materials to help you.

One of the most enjoyable ways to do this - to increase your vocabulary, to increase your understanding of similes and metaphors and the usage of language - is to visit my new blog, Wordsworth and the Visitor From Planet X.

It's part of a growing method of study aids... the vocabulary is taught enjoyably by placing it in the context of an interesting story - a mystery novel or a science fiction novel.

Wordsworth and the Visitor From Planet X is a science fiction serial.

Here's the URL:
http://wordsworthandthevisitorfromplanetx.blogspot.com/

And to make it easier for you, if you've got a Kindle, subscribe to this blog and have each entry delivered to your Kindle. It's only $2 a month, or $24 a year.



So if you're studying for the SATs, ACTs, GREs, and need a study guide, check it out. (And of course, best to check it out a year before you actually have to take the tests, to make sure you pass with flying colors.